Medically Complex Children’s Waiver Support
Care Coordination
The MCCW Care Coordinator serves as a bridge between the waiver participant and their medical and community-based service providers, ensuring seamless, efficient, and high-quality care.
RN Care Coordinators
RN Overflow Call Nurses
Care Advocacy
Our care advocacy team helps to facilitate access to the health services and care families need so their child can be safely supported at home.
11 – Care Advocates
Assist the care coordinators by handling non-clinical tasks such as scheduling, coordinating services, and supporting communication between families and providers.
5 – DME Advocates
DME Advocates facilitate the entire process of obtaining durable medical equipment (DME), ensuring participants receive the necessary equipment without delays.
2 – Parent Advocates
Our parent Advocates provides social support and connects families with resources, helping them navigate challenges and access the services they need for their child’s care.
Medically Complex Children’s Waiver
STATE PLAN SERVICES
Private Duty Nursing
Individual and continuous care provided by licensed nurses to participants who require more intensive medical care than is available through standard home health services
Incontinence Supplies
Products designed to manage bladder and/or bowel incontinence that are provided to participants who meet specific medical necessity criteria.
Personal Aide Care
Provides medically oriented, personal care services to assist clients with activities of daily living (ADLs) and help them retain self-help skills.
Medically Complex Children’s Waiver
WAIVER PLAN SERVICES
Medical Daycare
Facilities offering services to meet the needs of medically fragile individuals.
Home Modification
Physical adaptations to a participant’s residence that are necessary to ensure their health, welfare, and safety, or to enable greater independence.
Attendant Care
Attendant care is defined as extensive hands-on assistance for at least two of the seven key activities of daily living (ADLs). The seven ADLs are bathing, dressing, eating, toileting, hygiene, mobility and transferring.
Respite Care
Temporary relief for primary caregivers by providing short-term care services to individuals who require ongoing support due to medical or functional needs.
Caregiver of Service?
The addition of Attendant Care service to the waiver would allow qualifying family members, including parents of minor children, of participants enrolled in the MCCW to be the attendant/paid caregiver of the service.
Care Coordinators are responsible for overseeing and coordinating both waiver and state plan services, while also providing case management and comprehensive care coordination across all providers involved in child’s care.
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